Pr3 iN73rVi3w 3m@iL... Wish Me Luck, Interview Today...

Pliablemoose

Lifer
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I applying for a different job @ work & got this email:

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bell,
> Sent: Monday, April 21, 2003 3:36 PM
> To: Andre
> Cc: Andre; Sandra J; Jason; Kelli D
> Subject: Nurse Interviews for Radiology Service
> Importance: High
>
> Dear applicant for a nurisng position in RADIOLOGY:
> Please reply in OUTLOOK only; VISTA e- mail responses will not be
> considered.
>
> Hello, how are you:
>
> 1. I am sending this e-mail on behalf of André,
> M.D.-PhD., Chief of Radiology Service. I will be scheduling each of
> you for an interview in the next couple of days in the afternoon. If
> each of you will send me a separate e-mail answering the following
> four (4) questions briefly.
>
> a.) What is your interest in this job?
> b.) What are your computer skills with Microsoft Excel, Microsoft
> Word and Microsoft Outlook? Can you bring specific examples of Excel sheets of
> recent work.
> c.) What are your prior management experiences?
> d.) Which unit are you working on now and how long?
> e.) Who is your direct supervisor, telephone number and pager number.
>
> 2. Please change your subject line when you reply to this e-mail in
> Outlook only and copy your e-mail to Jason , Janet and
> Dr. This will be part of a TEST to evaluate your ability to
> use OUTLOOK e-mail !!!!


I was so tempted to respond in HAXOR, it wasn't funny...

Changing the subject line was pretty tough:D

It was a pretty good test, had to have wife use remote access on her dual boot system (W2K access via VPN only) to access the global email addresses to determine tha "Andre" had a sneaky "2" after his last name for his work email. I don't have remote access, my job doesn't require it.

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I did send my response from home, don't think anyone else managed that...

Wish Me Luck

I'm really hoping to get it, better hours, less BS...
 

Pliablemoose

Lifer
Oct 11, 1999
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Originally posted by: BDawg
I'm not sure I understand the point of the e-mail being a test.

Sadly, where I work, computer skills are viewed as somehow magical...



> 2. Please change your subject line when you reply to this e-mail in
> Outlook only and copy your e-mail to Jason , Janet and
> Dr. This will be part of a TEST to evaluate your ability to
> use OUTLOOK e-mail !!!!

My potential boss has a "tricky" email address with a number after his name, I've been told he feels he's got elite computer skills....
 

notfred

Lifer
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Oh god I would hate to work for people that tried to test me on my ability to change the subject line of an email.

How the hell would they know if you sent it with outlook anyway? What if you don't own a copy of outlook? Who gives a crap if you can use outlook if you're applying to be a radiologist?
 

Pliablemoose

Lifer
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Originally posted by: Tyler
Oh god I would hate to work for people that tried to test me on my ability to change the subject line of an email.

How the hell would they know if you sent it with outlook anyway? What if you don't own a copy of outlook? Who gives a crap if you can use outlook if you're applying to be a radiologist?

Frightning, isn't it?

I'm applying to be a nurse that works with special procedures, assists with data gathering, compilation, saves patients that crash while they're in the imaging equipment (codes them etc...) Unfortunately, most of my co-workers are pretty lame... I rarely help them with software anymore (I really don't have the patience for it), just when a PC freezes up or gets unplugged...

i'M aN lEeT h@cK3R nUr53 7H0UgH...

I really don't type in H4X0R, but it's somehow appropriate in this setting:D

(Kaci, if you're reading this thread, don't let the cat out of the bag, I haven't told anyone in the ER I've applied for a job in Radiology... Your Dell should be in on Monday:D)